52 Responses to “Showers end…patchy fog”

Good thoughts about this week with warmer temps thought #1 no more fizzer and the words suck crap and sap!!! #2 no more frost warnings #3 start of summer2 #4 Come to Dippity Dogs Saturday and have Ice Cream #5 80′s and sunshine with wine #6 drink lots of sprites check out the sights #7 GET OUTSDIDE AND PLAY HAVE A GREAT DAY INDYY!!!!

100% AGREE!! Although I do hope to see at least 1 thunderstorm this week, I am looking forward to the rest of the week after getting through today because I want to go Kayaking with my husband while he’s home.

“BEST CHANCE FOR A GREATER COVERAGE OF ORGANIZED SEVERE STORMS THROUGH DAY 5 WILL EXIST FROM ERN PARTS OF THE CNTRL PLAINS INTO THE UPPER MS VALLEY…GREAT LAKES AND OH VALLEY REGIONS.”

“A CATEGORICAL RISK WILL LIKELY NEED TO BE INTRODUCED AT SOME POINT.”

“HOWEVER…GIVEN THAT HIGHER SEVERE COVERAGE LOCATION ON A GIVEN DAY WILL DEPEND ON MESOSCALE DETAILS SUCH AS EVOLUTION OF EARLY CONVECTION AS WELL AS TIMING AND STRENGTH OF INDIVIDUAL SHORTWAVE TROUGHS…OVERALL PREDICTABILITY FOR A 30% OR GREATER COVERAGE AREA REMAINS LOW AT THIS TIME.“

Well, I’d agree with you depending on your definition of “here.” Your residence, Wyoming, GR metro, Kent County, West Michigan, or Lower Michigan? Because even on a theoretical High Risk day, your residence or Wyoming would still have a very small chance of seeing severe weather.

That was the end of my first school year at Michigan Tech. The winter of 95-96 was one that I would never forget for how much snow and how damn cold it got. If I remember right we got 30″ in one day that year. It did teach me one thing, how to drive in that crap.

2. Cold air out west is good. It usually means there is a low-pressure trough aloft, and the resulting pattern means a high-pressure ridge aloft in the Eastern US, which means warm air from the south gets pumped into Michigan.

We have had above average temperatures for the month of March and April and the forecast for the first part of May and we have had above average sunshine! Only Freaky Debbie Downer fixxxer would complain about that!!!!!

I’m seeing 50s for most of May with lots of rain and no severe storms. After that, it looks like we warm into the mid-70s by July with no severe storms. 10″ snow by October 15 and 50″ snow by December 31. And, if the trends in Malaysian fashion hold, look for an earthquake in Michigan long about February 15, 2013.

Get ready for temps in the 70′s and 80′s with plenty of sunshine. We are having a FANTASTIC Spring with more on the way. Enjoy the GREAT weather people!! May will be a great month if you like sunshine and temps in the 70′s!!

Around 60 here despite the rain that is falling. Well good, as it washes all that pollen and stuff out of the air and will make the grass green. And it sounds so soothing after the hard work day I had.

Well starting tomorrow fizzer can go away with his 60′s no more lines of sap that go with his crap he post we hate most!! 70′s and the month of May starts with summer2 get ready for new!! have a great night u all INDYY!!!

Right now it looks like tomorrow and Thursday may be the nicest days of the week until Sunday. (Although instability could cause storms on Thursday.) As I stated in the “frost” post, fine with me, it will make tilling the garden that much easier come Sunday. Now, if we can get a few boomers in on Wednesday that would be nice too.

I also just took a peek at the CPC and SPC. SPC 3 day has a slight risk (15%) on the other side of the lake and 5% for us. The CPC changed a bit overnight but still has us with a 40% for below normal temps in the 8-14 day forcast. Which makes sense with the possibility of Canadian High Pressure dipping in from the North next week.

Summer2 starts today temps in the 70′s humpday we may just hit 90 hot hot going to be close the bugs will be out the fire will be rolling and the sprites will be on ice SUMMER IS HERE!!!! have a great day u all….INDYY…

Took a look at the SPC… 5% chance for Wednesday and 15% chance for Thursday. Where as the CPC still has us with a 40% chance of below normal temps in the 8-14 day. So, enjoy the warmth while you can as I think next week will go back to the 60s for a few days.